Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1887-11-11
DAKOTA.
Dickinson.


DICKINSON. OAK, Nov. 8.-[Special.]- +
The fight in Stark county was on the
county commissionership. A. C. McGilli-
vray, leading merchant of this place, was
elected over 81. L. Dickinson by majority
of twenty-eight. The railroad influence
was favorable to Dickinson and the fight
was hard one. For division, 81: against
division, 127.
Jamestown.
JAMESTOWN. OAK, Nov. S.-[Special.]-
Quiet election and light vote. Jamestown
goes against prohibition by 92 majority.
The vote in the county is about even.
With five precincts yet to hear from the
majority in the county is 81 against prohi-
bition. Theses precincts will not materi-
majority against division. The county
vote will be about 2 to against. From re-
ports prohibition carries in LaMoure,
Eddy, Foster and Wells counties. About 2
to against division in these counties.
Steele.
STEELE, OAK, Nov. 8.-[Special. kid
der county goes prohibition by twenty
majority. There is a majority against
division of about 100. DR.. Harcourt was
elected county commissioner.
Mandan
MANDAN, OAK, Nov. S.-[Special. THE
vote in the county is very light. J.J. Luck
of New Salem is elected county commls-
sioner. "Refunding city bonds" carried by
nearly unanimous vote. No vote was
taken on local option. The vote for and
against division is about even.
Grand Forks.
GRAND FORKS, OAK, Nov. 8.-[Speciall |
AT the election in this county to-day
local option carried by 800 majority. Hon.
Geo. h. Walsh and O. L. Steele were elect
ed county commissioners. Division car
ried by about LOCO.
Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN, OAK. Nov. 8.-[Special. g. T.
The latest returns indicate that the county
has gone for local option by 200 majority.
Against division it will have 1000 majority.
Deadwood.
DEADwOoD, Nov. 8.-The division ques-
ton called out less than half vote here.
Anti-divisionists generally did not vote.
Lea1 city.
LEAD CITY, Nov. 8.-Judge Moody's
stronghold gave a big majority against
division. The entire hills country is un-
doubtedly for division, though with a very
light vote.
BLUNT, Nov. 8.-Hughes county is car
ried for local option by small majority.
Faulkton.
FAULKToN, Nov. SIT is estimated the
the majority for prohibition in the county
is 200; for division 800.
Dell Rapids.
DELL RAPIDS, Nov. 8.-Minnehaha
county will give $500 majority for division
and 800 for prohibition.
Howard
HOWARD, Nov. 8.-Local option and
division have carried in Minor county by a
light majority.
Pioneer Press Specials.
ESTIMATED MAJoRITIEs.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 8-The Pioneer Press at
midnight has returns from some thirty
counties in Dakota which show the follow
ing estimated majorities:
Grand Forks-For local option, 300; for
division, 1000.
Cooling gton-Small against license, large
for division.
Spink-For division, 500; for prohibition,
500.
Brown-Nearly solid against division;
small for license.
Sanborn-For prohibition, 800; for divis-
ion. 800.
Walsh-Against division. 800.
Edmunds-Against division and for pro-
Dicksy-Eor aoey prohibition; against divis-
n;R;43agn kingsbg6gso'id s6g for division for pro-
Traill-For prohibition and against divis-
ion.
Cass-Against division, 1900; for license,
$50.
La Moure-Against division.
RansOm-FOr prohibition and against
division.
Ward-For division and license.
Hughes-for prohibition, 200; for divis-
Minnehaha-F division, $500; for pro-
hibition, 800.
Eddy-Probably against division and
license.
RouIette-For division.
Morton-Very light and about even for
and against division.
Kidder-Went prohibition by a small
Eddy, Foster, Barnes and WeJls-Go for
prohibition by light majOrities and two to
one against division.
Stutsman-Against prohibition.
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